LEAVES AND DEBRIS
Keep rainwater flowing properly with professional eavestrough cleaning that removes built-up leaves and debris. Soffit and fascia cleaning or a camera inspection can also be added. Send a few photos of your property to receive a written quote.
Eavestrough cleaning
Tell me what you’ve noticed.
We’ll take it from there.
01 / THE WORK
Leaves, maple keys, and roof debris can build up inside your eavestroughs, blocking the flow of water to your downspouts. When rainwater has nowhere to go, it can overflow onto your siding or collect around your foundation, increasing the risk of water damage.
02 / PRICING
Take a few photos of your roofline from the ground, including any areas where water overflows or downspouts appear blocked. If access to the back of your property is limited, be sure to mention that as well.
We’ll open a text with your details ready. Add your photos, then press send.
No obligation. Written Quote in 24 hours.
03 / YOUR QUESTIONS
Answers to common questions about eavestrough cleaning in Brantford. Have another question? Feel free to call or text, and we'll be happy to help.
Yes. Eavestrough is the word most people use in Ontario, and some call it a rain gutter. Both mean the channels along your roofline that catch rainwater and carry it to the downspouts.
Most homes benefit from eavestrough cleaning twice a year, typically in the spring and fall. Annual cleaning plans are available, with a 10% discount when you pay for the year upfront.
A camera on a long pole looks along your roofline and eavestroughs from the ground, so nobody climbs onto your roof. You get a written report on what’s stopping the water.
No, photos taken from the ground in your yard or driveway are usually enough. If additional photos are needed, we'll let you know.
Yes, window and eavestrough cleaning can be completed during the same visit. Both services can be included in your written quote. Just mention which windows you'd like cleaned when sending your photos.
No, we specialize in eavestrough cleaning and do not install gutter guards or new eavestrough systems.
Yes, a buildup of wet leaves, maple keys, and debris can add significant weight, causing eavestroughs to sag or pull away from the roofline. If your eavestroughs look uneven or water isn't draining properly, send a photo so we can assess the situation.
Yes. Whether your eavestroughs are seamless or sectional, the job is the same: clear out the leaves and debris so the water reaches the downspouts.
Trees near the roofline drop leaves, maple keys and grit onto the roof, and the rain washes it into the eavestroughs. Homeowners with a heavy tree canopy usually need a clean in spring and in fall, after leaf drop.
We serve Brantford and surrounding communities, including Cambridge, Ancaster, Dundas, Kitchener-Waterloo, Hamilton, Burlington, and Woodstock. If you're unsure whether your location is covered, contact us to confirm.
TALK TO DYLAN
Text a few photos of your eavestroughs taken from the ground to receive a written quote. Prefer to discuss the work first? Give us a call.
The text button opens your messaging app. Add your photos there, then send.
